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Blg War Talk in Europe.

NEW YORK, Feb. I6.--A Stars cable special from London says: Our telegrams from the continent report increasing military activity in all directions. Lon don dispatches from Berlin show the relations of France and Germany, in spite of statements to the contrary the situation to be dangerously strained. Advices from other quarters indicate a growing impatience On the part of France at the prolongatien of the situa- tion and disposition to bring matters to aa issue. It is significantly asserted, in French telegrams, that France, although not desiring a conflict, is now ready to defend herself at Pesth. The Hungarian Minister of National Defense, obtained his vote of credit of seven million forins from the Diet on account of war stores, and tke war sfies is letting heavy con.
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tracts for replenishing the stores for active service in the field. European opinion is unable to accept these enor- nous and serious preparations any longer as an election dodge to give Bis marc,s majority in the German Reich stag, yet recognizes the fact that a general war is regarded by the four great powers as inevitable.
 The Times, summing up the situation in Balkans, says: "Ssrieus impressions prevail that peace cannot long be pre- served in Europe. Austria is conscious of the pressure threatening her existence as great power, and Is prudently mak- ing ready to maintain her position in Balkans, while Macedonia is manifest ing uneasiness. Russian agents are preparing the entire country for rising and warning the population that time is near at hand when Russia will come to their deliyerance.
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steamers to Mexican Ports.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I6.-A contract has been entered into between the Mexi- can government and Messrs. Louis Huller, Hartford, Conn.,, for the establish ment of an international steamship lire to ply between San Diego and Central American and Mexican ports. Three frst.class steamers will be put on the service by the company, one of which, "Carlos Pacheco," was recently built at this port, two others will be purchased in Europe. Vessels of the company are to sail under the Mexican flag. The company is to receive SS,ooo subsidy from the Mexican government for each round voyage during five years; S6,ooo per voyage during the second five years. and S5,ooo during the remaining ten years of contract. It is said that the first steamer will leave San Diego about the first of August next.
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Our old friend, Dan Ming, bs

Our old friend, Dan Ming, bsbs up serenely again upon the proposition of dividing Cochise county, but then Dan is modest fellow. He hardly likes to divide or split our nice little county, and he has concluded to take us in, bag and baggage. For supreme cheek and un. adulterated gall this last work of Mins's is superb. He does not say what he is going to do with us after he Stakes us ip," but we trust he will allow us to vote at the next general election if we behave ourselves. Poor old Graham may not in terpose any objection to "Boss"Ming, but the heathenish population of this timid little section asks Dan to please let us alone. We arc managing to get along very nicely in this neck of the woods, and don't desire change of base.
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Cettias Sighted.

Los ANGELES, Feb. i6.-The storm is apparently over, the railroads are being rapidly repaired. Trains are now run. ming across both bridges over the Los Angeles river. Railroad communication east has been reopened and it is ex. pected that communication with the north will be opened this evening. The breaks on the California Southern in Temacula canyon and Cajon pass have prevented the trains from running. It i, believed that by tomorrow everything will be running smoothly in all direc. tions.
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A Dyniiniter Caught.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I6.--The perpe- trators of the recent dynamite outrages, or Geary and Sutter street railroads, have finally been captured by Police chief Crowley. Captain Lees and six policemen saw man at AGO this morn. ing in the act of placing something on,the Sntter street track. The officers closed up on him and noticing them, he starred to run and did not heed the order to stop, but ran on, and was seen to throw a dynamite cartridgd into garden, from where it was removed by the police. Ten shots were fired at the man but without effect. One of the policemen finally cap- tured him. The man proved to be J. E. Stiles, one of the striking car men for merly employed on the Sutter-street road. The police visited Stiles, house and there found more evidence of his guilt. On the sewing machine they found some peices of the very piece of silisia with which the bomb was covered, also thread of the same size and color as that with which the bomb was sewn. They also found copper cap box, whichhad doubt less contained the caps with which the bomb was provided. Stiles, in prison, stated that he had made an appointment with man whom he called Fred Will jams, to place a cartrags on the track at the time he was captured. The police qave also arrested Fl. w. Deane, in whose house was found quantity of dynamite fuses.
 Stiles claims that he had no intention of placing dynamite on the car track, but one Fred Williams had told him he was going to put cartridges on the Sutter stree: railroad track, and asked him to accompany him. Stiles says he went with Williams for the purpose of obtain ing evidence, and had intended exposing him him to the police. The latter dis credit Stiles story, as nothing has been discovered of the alleged Fred Will Hams. The police have arrested man named Dean, believing him to be inter ested m the dynamite plot. He claims 10 be innocent, and had no knowledge of the dynamite material found in his house. He was formerly employed on the North Beach and Mission road.
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A CommendabIe Judge,

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I6.-The case of Alexander Goldenson, who shot and killed Mamie Kelly last November, came up again before Judge Murphy to-day. Eugene Duprey, Goldenson's attorney, asked for continuance, as he was en- gagged in a will contest in another court,
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The EPIrAPH will let the public know tomorrow the names of the ublic-spir- ited individuals who are furnishing funds for the Knights of Labor paper. There has not been sufficient strikes and trou- ble fomented in Tombstone in the past, and these men desire to add fuel to the flame. But we suggest to one of the leaders in this movement that he step into the EPlTAPH office and peruse an affidavit made by Les Blackburn, formerly of Tombstone, but now a resi- dent of San Francisco. It may be of some benefit to him in his future actions in this matter. This fellow is always holding himself up as paragon of vir- tue, but the EPITAPH proposes to take some of the starch out of his collar. Go on, gentlemen, with your new venture, the EPITAPn will continue in the future as it has in the past to ply the lash to your carcasses just the same as though you had no "conservative" organ. Your organ and your careers are of mighty short duration in this community, so crack your whip.
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and his colleague was Speaker Jordan, in the Legislature. The Judge refused to grant the continuance, and Duprey withdrew from the case. kx.Judge Fer. ral was was asked to take the case, bu, declined. It was finally settled that Car. rol Cook and P. F. Dunn should take charge of the case, and it was continued until next week, in order to allow the at. torneys to confer with the defendant, The action of Judge Murphy has ere. ated much favorable comment among the general public.
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Secretary Manning's Successor

NEW YORK, Feb. I6.-The Tribute says: Secretary Manning, after resting here went to Albany. He will return here on his way to Washington. It is understood from sources that reach closely to Manning and Cleveland. that MT. Fairchilds, will be Manning's suc- cessor, and that neither Manton Marble, nor w, L. Scott, will be appointed to the position even if Fairchivds is dropped.
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Queens Jubilee.

CALCUTTA, Feb. I6.-In all the chief cities of India to-day imposing fetes are being held in cemmemoration of the queens jubilee. The celebration will last three days. In all the christiaA churches and in native temples and mosques they have thanksgiving ser. vices. A number of prisoners who have been in duress for debt or offenses against civil or military law were set free at day. light.
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Steamer Wrecked.

NEW YORK, Feb. I6.-A Guion, line Steamship coming from Liver. pool to New York, is ashore in the outer bar fifteen miles east of Five Islands the stranded vessell was discovered at S:3s, this morning, when the fog that had prevailed during the night had lifted. She is hard on beach and heavy sea is running, No communication has vet been had with the vessel from the beach, but her passengers and mails are stated to be safe.
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The Nogales News very improperly says that the indebtedness of Cochise county is as much as that of Pima. We desire to correct our neighbors of the News. Our debt is not one.6fth asmuch, however we are not saying this for the purpose of influencing Nogales, as we do not expect that she will ever be put with. in our boundaries. Neither do we desire to rob Pima of her Territory.
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Gssd fer the Code.
Special 10 the EPITAPH.

Special to the EPrTAPH.
 PRESCOTT, Feb. I6.--The Code com mission introduced bills concerning Recor- ders, also bill relating to partition of real and personal property. Also bill author izing Boards of Supervisors to advertise fer scalps of wild animals at their option.
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HOUSE.
Sierra Boneta.
special to The ErIrArH.

Special to The, ,ErITArH
 PRESCOTT, Feb. I6.-Dan. Ming, of Graham, bill to create new county from Territory, ts be taken from Cochise, and Graham. counties, and strange to relate, he wants all the railroads and about all of tho territory which is ofany account within both counties. The bill was refe. red to the committee on county bounda. rjes.
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Maxey tn the Right.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I6.-The Senate to-day resumed the consideration of the bill to increase naval establishment. Maxey supported the bill. He was not only in favor of building war vessels but fortifcation of every seaport in the country. Alter the adoption of a number of amendments the bill was passed.
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One of the leading merchants sub. scribed SIoo to the Knights of Labor organ, but he reconsidered his rash move and withdrew, but the other prominent merchant who don't want to be known in the matter, still stays with the prope. siticn. The EPITAPH is lon to" all, and will expose both your cowardce and your designs before many days roll by.
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Nanning's Desires.

CHICAGO, Feb. I6.-A Times Wash- ington special says: Secretary Manning desires that Mir. Fairchild should suc- ceed him, and Mr. Graves, of the Bureau of Engineering and Printing, should suc- ceed MT. Jordan, but it is not known that the President has decided anything. Graves is Republican, and has been in the department many years.
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TBLEGRAPHlC. The Sierra Bonita Schemers
 Still on Deck. The European Powers are Pre- Pairing for Possibilities. Tho President Puts His Veto on a
 Worthy Measure. The Philadelphia City Election
 The K. of L. Routed. |t Associated Press Dispatches.)
 COUNCIL. Conflicting Petitions.
Associated Press Dispatchss')
COUNCIL.
Csnf1scting Petitions.

Special ts the EPIrArH'
 PRESCOTT, Feb. I6.-Burdick, presen- ted petition from the citizens of Mohave county, praying that the County courts, be abolished. Blinn alse presented a petition from large number of citizens, from Pima county, asking that County Courts be abolished. Drake, of Pima presented quite lengthy petition from citizens, and taxpayers of Pima county, praying for the County Courts to remain intact.
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Belief Bill.

PRESCOTT, Feb; I6.-- Watkins, of Gila, introduced bill for the relief of John Dob,, passed.
 The bill defining boundary lines betw- cen Mohave, and Yavapai, providing for . survey and the erection of monuments, is still before the Council.
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AYERS Cherry Pectoraf

Is not new claimant for popular e3a1- dence, but a medicine which is today saving the lives of the third gcnerst3oa who have come Into being slncs 1t wss first offered to the public.
 There Is not household in which thh invaluahle remedy has once been h. troduced where it's use has ever bssa abandoned, and there Is not psrso1 who has ever given it proper txisi for any throat or lung disease suseep- tible of cure, who has not been ne4s well by it.
 AYERS CHERRY PECTOE kL has, in numberless instances. cured Obsttnees eases of chronic Bronchitis, L.arnygit&s, and even acute Pneumonia, sud has saved many patients in the earlier stagss of Pulmonary Consumption. It h . medicine that only requires to be taken b small doses, is pleasant to the taste, aAd b needed in every house where thsrs afs children, as there is nothing SO good 1 AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for tree&. ment of Group and Whoopins CousA. These are all plain facts, which caa bs verified by anybody, and should bs ~. membered by everybody.
 Ayers Cherry Pectoral
 PREPARED NY
 Dr. J. 0. Aver q O.. Lowslls M
 Sold by all druggists.
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Coed for Ireland

LONDON, Feb. I6.-Sixty British mem. bers of the House of Commons al q conference to-day adopted a resolution to call the attention of parliament mex, week to the alleged packing of juries in cases against nationalists in Ireland.
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Best of treatment accorded to Custome,
Edison @, K,

NEW YORK, tsb. I6,--The Tribune states that Edison telegraphed from Florida yesterday that he was getting along well. He was dangerously III in December with pleurisy, but his lungs are not affected.
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Our able Delegate-elect to Congress, Mark A. Smith, and Col. William Her. ring, the opposing attorneys in the Hull Goslin case, made splendid and telling address to the jury last evening. Either of this gentlemen would add lustre to the ablest bar in the Union.
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The Gt A. N. Mad.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I6.-The Geo. H. Thomas Post, C. A. R., has adopted resolution urging Congress to take such action as will insure the final pas. sage of the dependant bill.
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The citizens of Nogales realizing the many advantages of Cochise county, have petitioned the Legislature to be placed in our county. We would like
 very much to give our line neighbers 2 lodging within our protective and expan- sive domain, but we fear that grouty old Pima will protest against the movement.
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Unnecessary Misery.

Probably as much misery comes from habitual constipation as from any de engagement oi the functions Of the body, and it is difficult to cure, for the reason that no one likes tn take the medicines usually prescribed. HAMBURG FIGS were prepared to obviate this difficulty, and they will be found pleasant 10 the taste of women and children. g cents. At all druggists. ]. ]. Mack & Co, pro- prietors, 5. F.
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4 Serious Loss.

Los ANGELES, Feb. I6.-The wreck of the ship Kennebec and the barkentine San Louis at San Pedro last Monday night, involves a loss of one hundred thousand dollars.
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Gan Gan Restaurant.

Have always on hand the choicest Steaks, Chops, Game, Fish and Oysters, Spring Chicken and Fresh Eggs. Also Fresh Butter and Milk from the New Can Can Dairy. Open day and night.
 AID. WALSH, Proprietor
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Right Side IJD.

NEW YORK, Feb. I6-The steamer Wisconsin" lost her rudder and rudder post, but otherwise is in good condition. She was foated at 2:4o this afternoon and proceeded on her journey
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The Knights of labor cut ssrry figure n the Philadelphia city election yester- day. The Republicans were evidently out in force, judging from the result. Right prevails even in the Quaker city
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Philadelphia's Mayor,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I6-The vote in full here yesterday is fellows: Filler, Republican, 9o,4o7; Kein, Democrat, 62,2o4; Phillips, Labor, I,644. Filters plurality, 28,223
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Have you a relative or friend journey ng toward the miseries that are entailed by an incorporate life and drunkard's gravs? If so you can induce him to ac- cept the Acme treatment. It involves no hardship. Read their ad. in another olumn.
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Veto Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I6.-The Presi. dent has vetoed the bill appropriating SIo,ooo for the distribution of seeds to the drouth stricken counties of Texas.
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Governor Zulick, will undoubtedly aP- point our present efficient County Judge, to the position of Probate Judge, in the event of the County Court being abolish
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The Mohave, county, intellectual "giant" Cornwall, will add one "gem" to the many diadems of the present gallant Fourteenth
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The EPITAPH is in hopes that Cover nor Zulick will by his vets put ts sleep some of the many bills now before the Legislature should they pass.
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Pride 0f the Kitchen.

The best article n,snnil,ur,d for clean ing Metal Ware, Painted Wood Work, Window Glass, Sc, Sc. Price I5c per package at II. K. WEEDS.
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Gentlemen whose boards are not the tint which thay desire, can remedy the defect by using Buckingham's Dye .for Whiskers.
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The California Meat market. cornor Allen and Third Streets, Light weights and high prices, nothing on hand, call and be convinced, all.
 P. M. HILTON,
 Proprietor.
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The mutterings of civil war spans the broad Atlantic. The United States are in a splendid condition to observe other nations fight. o
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CITY A.D COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

The reports from Europe all denote that war is inevitable.
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Farish's, Fourteenth" are getting 'n their work on the Republican County Judges.
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ASafequard.

lhO 1aIsi IAPiolby Wish V1iCh bh81 Colds and Coughs frequently dsysIsp Into the gravest maladies of the thre6s and lungs, is consideration which should impel every prudent person to keep at hand, as household remedy, . bottls sf AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
 Nothing else gives such immediate rslS& and works 50 sure . cure in ell s6ecetoo of this class. That eminent physician, Prof. F. Sweetzer, of the Maine 1sd3sa1 School Brunswick, Me-, says:-
 "Medieal seisnee has produced no sthse a.s. dyne expectorant % good as ArHa's CKHAaT PscToRAL. It is invaluable fer dissasss sf ths throat and lungs.S
 The same opinion is expressed by ths well-known Dr. l.. J. Addisen, sf Chioags, H., who says:-
 "I have never found, in thirty five yssss ef continuous study and practice ef medicine, ny preparation of 90 great value as AYrRs CExn1r PICTORIAL, for treatment Of diseases oS - throat and lungs. It not only breaks ap colds and cures severe cOughs, hEt is mors sAesnvs than onything else ;n relieving even tAs nse serioss bronchial and pulmonary sfsstisas.s
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Union Addition.

Hersey & Milligan will open their real
estate office on Monday, March Z, by placing
on the market this new addition. This Is 10
outside addition, Icing in close proximity to
the Union Stock yards, only two blocks north
of the brick hotel and bank building soon to
be erected on Eighteenth street. This addi-
ton is situated on the most popular streets
of Wichita. viz: Lawrence, Topeka, En-
poria, and Fourth street. For prices and
terms call a $40 n Main street. rooms and
f. This Is between ~ and 2lst.
SS-3w+ HEPsEY &c MLLIGAN.
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A Plain business Letter.

ID. W. Morris, wholesale and retail drag
gist, l39 Commercial street, Emporia, Kan.
Jan 10, ISL chamberlain q Co., Des
Moines, Iowa: Gertiemen-In sending to you
the enclosed order for a gross of your Cough
Remedy, allow me to say that without any
exception 1T is the best selling goods now In
the market. have sold great amount of
it duriug the past year to the citizeus of this
place and have the first complaint to hear.
1t is the best article to use for Group L ever
sold. being pleasant to take, which is an I'M
portant feature where children have to take
medicine Sold by Aldrich & Brown, and
J. p Allen. do5-t.
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Orchard Grove addition, West Side. SO
Choice Property for sale.

Lots 125 and l27, Douglas ave, Greiff's ad,
with 2-story brick building, 100000
Lots 2ll, 2l3, 2l5 and PIT GU n Lawrence
ave, III, de & Ferrel's add, . f, $4,000.
Lot Al, Wichita st, WaUerman's add, t50x
14,D with 4room house, nearly opposite FIT.
Scott depot $4,000.
Lots ~ 45, AZ, ~, 81 and 50, Royston ave,
Maple Grove add, e f, near ID ST, 81, 100.
Lots Al, AZ, a.. A., Mead ave, Viola add,
near FIT Scott and A 7 & S + crossing, east
front, 81 POO
R. H. RoYs, 229 E Douglas ave.
Agents can get terms for selling by calling
at my office dSS6t
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Drug Store For sale.

A clean stock of drugs aud fixtures for
sale good trade established. Virtually the
only drug store in the town. Terms guar
enteed Reasons tor selling not for want of
trade, but removal from Clearwater TO EN-
bark In other business. Stock and fixtures
will invoice 81, 800 to S3, 00O
Respectfully yours, BEN l.. BEAR
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All persons are hereby notified not TO pur-
chase any personal property of my husband,
VIM. o. Hammond, as all the property
claimed by him belongs to me, and should
any one buy of him the sale will be con-
tested. MRS. AMANDA A. HAMMOND
Feb. IS, 1887 do9-5tT
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The directors of the Wichita School of
Music desire to Inform the public that they
will be at the school, Ne. $40 North Main
street, from to 5 o'clock p. IN. daily for the
information that may be desired regarding
the school. doS-u
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Proposals for Piling

Sealed proposals will be received until
M.rch 5th for furnishing and driving the
pi : for The V NJ. c. A building. Wichita
& ,usas
Plans can be seen etthe office Of ProHdfoot
4 Bird archi.e~ts Wichita goot
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Notice-To gentlemen desiring TO build
their residence, in a fashionable part Of the
CITY that they can buy their building lots at
very low prices from the owner.
CHARLES RossLER,
Qatf Corner THIRD and Water.
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special Notice.

W. g Hendryx will be found on the Uni
versity Place from 10 a m TO IL m and from
3D m to5 D. M and all persons who wish
TO look al lots or transact business there
will be accommodated Mr.. Coop has few
lots for sale on Elizabeth avenue. These
lots are tirst class sud will only be offered
e.or. t,pa Gift
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S9-4ts

Special bargains in Lincoln St, McCor
mick's and Allen G. Smiths additions today.
Call on Slower Bros. & keister, at Wichita
Exchange, pa E. Douglas ave 50 6t+